Fixed running unit tests under Windows

[Atvaark]

Upon cloning this repository with my windows git client the line endings of text files were converted from LF to CRLF. This causes the unit tests in prettify.test.js and a test in network.test.js to fail, since they expect LF line endings. This commit prevents git clients form converting the line endings in some test fixture files.

I guess the git client in the appveyor windows image doesn't automatically convert line endings and thus doesn't have this issue.

[gschier]

Now that you mention it, this should probably be in the root of the repository. We should always be using Unix line endings for every file, as it is now.

Note, this is already defined in .editorconfig https://github.com/getinsomnia/insomnia/blob/b3c37dc067414166029219836801c8f0c6f5f446/.editorconfig#L7

[Atvaark]

This .gitattributes file at root level should cover all files. I'll see if this also fixes my unit test problem.

.babelrc       text eol=lf
.editorconfig  text eol=lf
.eslintignore  text eol=lf
.eslintr       text eol=lf
.flowconfig    text eol=lf
.gitattributes text eol=lf
.gitignore     text eol=lf
.nvmrc         text eol=lf

*.css  text eol=lf
*.html text eol=lf
*.js   text eol=lf
*.json text eol=lf
*.less text eol=lf
*.md   text eol=lf
*.txt  text eol=lf
*.yml  text eol=lf

*.gif   binary
*.icns  binary
*.ico   binary
*.png   binary
*.woff2 binary

Edit
Looks good so far.

[gschier]

I'm no expert, but would this also work?

*       text eol=lf

*.gif   binary
*.icns  binary
*.ico   binary
*.png   binary
*.woff2 binary

[Atvaark]

That should also work I guess.
I compared it to the config I posted above and noticed that binary files have both the binary attribute and eol: lf attribute. Don't know if that could cause git to accidentally normalize the files.
There's also * text=auto eol=lf which will cause git to guess if the file is a text or binary file before normalizing.

[gschier]

Ya, I'm not sure either. I guess we'll find out eventually if it isn't what we want.

The reason I wanted the wildcard up top is so we don't have to update .gitattributes if/when we add new file extensions.

Going to merge this one in 😄